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DETERMINED LYNCHERS.
A Night Of Great Excitement and Dan,
ger In Louisville.

The excitement In Louisville over the attempt to
lynch the negroes who assaulted Jennie Brow.
man continued through last night. The colored
people seemed to fear general attack, and gath
cred IN crowds In the negro quarters Of the CITY.
The hoOdlum and non-wOrking white class concen.
trated IN the vicinity OF the Jail square in such
force That good grounds existed for app rehen-
SION OF a general riot In case the efforts OF the
lynchers should be successful Practically all Of
the police force have been concentrated at the
CITY Han, and part OF the fire department was
helu IN readiness to respond as police auxiliary
II caieu upon. AIS o'clock crowd paraded the
streets, bearing transparency with the words
one lhousand men wanted to assist in lynching
Patterson and Turner
ANOTHER RUSH FOR THE JAIL.
About O'Clock an attempt was made To send
out the IRE engine from an engine-house ad Joining
the Ja1 IN order to open lane in the dense crowd
sufhclent to give the police foothoId, when an
g Tho Would De made to extend the police lines
me attempt was failure, the crowd refusing to
yleld. AT $50 Judge Jackson drove to the inside
ponce nnes and addressed the crowd, telling them
Cnat Inc courts were able to punish the Offenders
and that the authorities would at ali hazardS nro
Gect the prisoners He asked the crowd to disperse
ne haa not col9luded when opportunity was
IdKen OF Cne temporary relaxation Of police vigil
lance, and rush was made for the taii. A sharn
sCruegie e9sued, and, although the police lines
WEI were forced back they held the mob at bay. Dur
ny the meiee Police Lieut.. McGrath was hit on
the head with brick and seriously injured.
The mayor has issued proclamation urging the
majesty of the law. 'no
r, About 500 men gathered in front Of Liederkranz
aail 10 response TO call They were refused adj
PHYSICIAN, mounted barrel and made an address
INV ween ne adyocated ynching While the doctor
nal lawyer, passed through the crowd. he was
sseopped, and an excited mob asked him why he
0e1enoeo men whom be knew to be criminals He
ssA n mat ne never defended man whom he
Knew 70 oe guilty, and was allowed to go much to
us isueI. AFTER other speeches had been made it
was uetelmined to meet at 10 O'Clock to-day at the
be permitted VIZ
Late last night the militia were ordered from the
gradually dwindled down after midnipht and cnn
t was gradually restored. There are at the
oa, SoO soldiers with the gatling gun and $50 Do
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Orrsrsa Or


NEW LAcEs AND EMBROIDERY.
BEGINNING SATURDAY. APRIL %.
Besides our regular Importation, We have sreasly
bought from . large importing house at prices thas
We were willing to pay.
impossible to tell You the names Of al the differ
snt kinds and prices We can only tell You here
Thst No have Laces from lc to els per yard
That We hsvs Embroideriss from g. to @ SO psr
yard.
That we have Marrow Embroidery to match Kounc-
ings in Cream and Black: also the oolora
That We have Marrow Rds1ngs to masch The Flounc-
inss in Swiss Hamburg. and Nainsook.
On all Of which ws have put Prices that Justify in
vestigation.
Our line Of Isle Silk. and Kid Gloves no IN Keeping
with FASHIONS latest whma All shsdas now worn in
the latest approved cuts.
Az An extra stimulus to this DEPARTMENT y, are
Offering
Lade' Lisle Thread Gloves for l2,<c . pai.
Ladies Silk Gloves 25c. pair worth soc.
Ladies' Kid Gloves Csc; worth 81
Gents comprises English, French and German uroduc-
tons We buy direct from the leading - well O. the
most reliable manufacturers.
so We are assured in recommending our goods in
TINS department both in quality and price
IN OUR LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT
We carry everything necessary to make complete
stock.
we shall continue selling las long a. there are only
the remainder of those fine Seal Pocket Books
ior Ladies, with Nickel Trimmings, for Soc. Book
worth s1.25.
ALL THE NEW NOVELTIES IN LEATHER GOODS.
PERFUMERIEs AND SOAP:
Cuticura sosp. Ice. Pears Soap &c.
Pears' Shaving Soap lSc Ammoniated Rsy Rnm. Ole
SPRING WRAPS.
SPRING RAaLANs
SPRING vIsITEs
SPRING JACKETS.
SPRING SUITS
osr Pz1cxi ONE PIECE.
CONSULT YOUR OWN INTERESTS BY ExAMIN-
ING OUR STYLES AND PRICES.
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BBB 2 RRR GGG HI
B,rb r r G. G H H
kRkb T,nG 8 3 8 C + +
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&& Il BIB RRR a n
a. B B o o
apo 42O-422- 424-426 SEVENTH STREET.
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Canadian Indians An War Dalai

1AA11 VI FLOODS FIRE UNION "A DETACHMENT OF
MOUNTED POIICE.
"A special from Medicine Hat, Northwest Terri
eory, says that Corporal Brittle, Of the Northwest
mounted Police. while In the hills near Dunmare
scouting Wednesday with detachment OF police.
Vas was nTo0 upon by Blood Indians. The Indians
trt under cover OF the brush after mr.
sns' and ,, the detachment OF police was
So small that they did not follow.
ensiecSor Mills accompanied by fifteen men,
ssdsLT from Medicine Hat in pursuit OF the
ae ac,h last hight, and Inspector Moore and
aave party followed this morning. The Bloods
nn,s grown very bold OF late, and have stolen
nulhOer or cattle from settlers, Ever since the
ia sS NO[InWeSt instruction they have been rest
tes ana IS feared this brush will lead to further
large numbers OF Indians have been committing
osepIeosIl0ns In the neighb0rhOod Of KatepWe and
other settlements in the Territory.
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IHE CLERICAL HORSE IHIEP SENT TO JAu.-Rev
A. NJ. Morrison stole horse and buggy In Balti-
more on the 5th instant, and few days ago was
arrested in BrocktOn Mass. He returned to Baltt-
more on wednesday In charge OF a detective and
was put on trial yesterday. Conviction followed
and he was sentenced to seven years in the Y,eni
tenttary with hard labor.
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D1Eu En- Mos Dno1r.

In the year 1855, when lived In enc Of the
Southern states, I expressed my surprise to find
people held in slavery under republican form
Of government and on account Of that express
sion was shadowed - an "abolitioniss" A
few years later in 1862, when expressed my
sympathy for the good people OF the SOUTH
was spotted as rebel sympsthizer" When,
Of late. / spoke against "monopolies~ and
oppressed my sympathy for the honest lahorins
laan in his struggle against the ''monopolists,"
am called the peoples friend" We find
upon our silver dollars the impression, I'm God
We trust" As long a. that is our faith, 1 do not
hesitate to sympsthize with the weak aud
adaicted. the helpless and enslaved.
Ny esteemed patrons are respectfully in.
formed that my immense Shoe Parlors are
overhlled with Low AND HIGH QUARTER
Waukenphsst Button, Lace and Congress-
Caters, Ties and Slippers for young and old at
prices LOWER THAN EVER HEARDoF.
L HELBRUN,
THE LARGEST oNE-PRICE SHOE HOUSE.
LEADER OF Low PRICES SINCE
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
.,os "a See Old Lady in Window.
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,,t HlRRAT DAMAGE BIZ WIND DONE IN vnGFN1A.->A
LUIS tOWn On the norfolk and Western Railroad.
s Dug, was visited Thursday night by cyclone.
s Maca s9nlooted number of houses and d COZ
SaHS,SDs other damage. Among the dNevSos
vGeleo 0rage across the Appomaseox RIVE
Con Tn cUnneota RarmytIie with Cumberiand
In prtS. way geeFtuF1su and blown into the river.
few yni,sS !aAWa{l and Cumberland Counties a
hsTn ssS tIom Farmville, trees were uprooted and
r.-' ~" 1ahcas leveled with the ground
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sAD 10 BIZ HoAx-A secretarv of Anch.
t uhhn0p Corflgan said In New York yesterday chat
the published In tho papers concerning
n nnS Ivy lS SutaOlic Herald is hoax. Mr. McDon-
MAJ Nd. s4@ mat when the archbishop has any state
st ht W make ne VIII supply all the daily papers
mra vopy OF IT. For the present, he had nothing
n isS 70 soo TO the statement made in January
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THE LAST OF THE MoIlIE MAGUIRRs RxLRAsED-
The Pennsylvania Board Of PardOns has approved
and Christopher Donnelly, Familiarity known as
1.-THE last OF the MOilie Maguifes." Twenty-one
were hanged, many served various terms OF Inn
prfsonment and a large number fed the country
OBrfen and Donnelly were sentenced in 1875 to
fourteen years each for conspiracy, assault and
oattery, and with communication deducted their
sentences would have expired in June next, Their
liberation completes the dark chapter OF MOllie
Mcguire crime and extirpation.
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MI LIE iS, WEST VIRGINIA SENATORIAL QUESTION
dno WesC virginia senate consumed yesterday ia
r GttuSang motion to adjourn without electing q
C Cn1Ie0 states Senator. letter from Mr. Lucas
Sro: nsons appointee informed the legislature
tnat ~ woulo not be lawful act to elect Sena-
s So,, anu mat q contest would result should the
aeSllature eject. ballot will be taken Tuesday,
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i j J, e e {:
SPECIAL ITEMS,
e. + + ~ HHs sss s s.
i / ! :; ::
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Short Jackets. in four different styles Of
CLOTH small and large checks and stripes with ball
buttons fancy silk-lined hoods. perfect-ftting We
were selling them from q 80 to IS. Will now close
them out at 1896.
Avery stylish Tailormade Cloth Suit Gall sizes) in
the latest fancy checks, with the new braid button
full drapery, only S16.75.
At BAUMS
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
pieces of gray mixed Ladies' Cloth Sutings light
weight. 30 inches wide, worth 37}sc. We will sell for
25c. a yard,
AtBAUMs.
HOUsEFURNIsHING DEPARTMENT
Is patterns of our Soc Cream Table Damask. go
inches wide. For q few days only We viii offer them
at 42c yard,
MBAUMs.
LADIES' NECKwEAR DEPARTMENT.
Grow Ribbon Rufaing picot edge. all shades, at
Csc. yard,
ABAUM's.
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT
Anew Lot Of 22-inch Swiss F1ouncings. Some pat
terms worth as high 81 yard Choice of the lot at
Soc yard,
AtBAUMs.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
100 dozen Ladies' Fast Black Extra Super Hose,
split feet and extra long, Own Importation, worth
Soc Our price for them, soc. pair.
AtBAUMs
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
lot Of Ladies' Csc. Hemstitched White Handker-
chiefs. will be offered at 1Oc each,
AtBAUMs.
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Our famous 81 Utica Plated Bosom Shirts (12 or 16
plaits) quality too well known to be quoted 1T guar
anteed WIZ go at CSC, each, |
At BAUMS.
LACE DEPARTMENT |
100 pieces Oriental Lace 45-inch houncing Just re-
ceived from Auction. at half their original value at
kBR A 2 2 Nm Nm ssss
BBR "A q D MMMM Ssss
BBB ( "A uUp aAH SIS 5
Apo 7TH STH AND SITS.
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How THE ODD PILLOWS COT LIBRARY-The
slxty-eighth anniversary OF the Independent Order
OF odd Fellows was celebrated in New York on
Thursday by performance at the Metropolitan
performance was the mode OF obtaining adInis-
sion. No money was taken, but any person pre-
Senting TO the library committee book or com.
plete work OF any well Unknown author, was given
tickets OF admission. The Odd Fellows are about
to establish q library. Thirty thousand books
were thus collected
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Errs RreHr Hrx.,

Ewes RreHr Hrsr
GOOD NEWS Is The BEST NEWS THKRKYoRE
READ ON
one halfthe attention ehsf h ps1d making monsy
Vas PAID Ia sAvn the world would be much better or
Be thrifty, well industrious. and when You v1uS
70 buy Clothing go where VIII set The bsnsntoflos
prices
VICTOR L ADIEKs
ZEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Is the place TO save money.
HERE Is THE PROOF OF N.
Our Great Speciality suit....-.....se.7a
We have added Ave styles thi. wesk makfnr IN
al thirteen differ Mt styles and textures These ross
are strictly AL WOOL and claim they are sreass
hnrsain ever produced in the District
$3.50
Buysa Cashmere suit. Strictly Al Wool
$500
For Good Business Suit
$3.50
For . Prtnce.Albert Suit
wanscott worted. Blue and Black Strictly All w0uA
$3.50
For Blue slaters-Flannel SUIT Strictly An weua
Fadeless Color. with Two Sets VI ButtouA
BOYS SUITS. AGE l3 TolsYEaRs.
e4.5o. $3.50, SO. s7.75. ss25 .nd upward
cHILpRENs SUITS, AGE To ID YEARS. STRICT
LIZ ALL WOOL.
e2.s..is3-5o. s3-s7. O.. s415 aud upw.rd
MEMS PANTS.
Neat Mixtures. Hair Lines. and Combination ssripsA
Strictly All Wool
81. $50. e. $3.50. s3.5 and upv>rA
AT
VICTOR r ApLETs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE tn
e27 AND s2s 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
COR MASS. AVE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until IL p m aaS
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TERMS FOR RECONCILIATION BETWEEN POPE AND
kIsG.-The Vienna Idg6toH says the Vatican
Lavors the following conditions for reconciliation
with the Quirinal: First-The pope will advise the
royal archducal and ducal families OF Naples Tus-
cany, and Modena to renOunce all claims to SOW
ereignty in favor OF the holy see. SecOnd-The
pope VIII crown Humbert King, granting him and
Third-The king Will govern the whole kingdom
with full temporal rights, but will acknowledge
eording to the dictates OF the church. FOURTH
The king will reside in Rome. Fifth-Territory.
Including LeOnie city, and part Of the Tiber shore
Will be allotted permanently to the pope with
absolute ruling and proprietary rights Sixth-A
special convention Will be concluded, fixing the
amount Italy shall pay TO maintain the papal
household.
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NEW YORK, PAST AND PRESENT.
Things Seen and Things Remembered
by CumminRs aud Hail.

THE AUcroNERR nvADEs PLACE SACRED 10 THE
MEMORY OF BOHEMIAN DAYS-PFAFFS AND THE
GATHERINGS ONCE HELD THRRE-THR CHANGES
THAT TNE Has wROuGHTlT1PPNG N NEW YORK.
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word!
But then thought, Are they really all better of
Than l? How many are lying in novels on the
damp ground. seeplesS with hunger? How MANY
that reciine on beds OF down are tortured by sick
htos, out OK tne reach OF love or friendship. or
sciences. How many hapless victims are now In
the hands Of
No. l must not think OF that! Why should I
make myself miserable by brooding over the MS
ery OF Others, when can bear no help?
The polished aluminium surface before me dis
uhctiy reflected smile Tor by this time the moon
that had passed over me had melted my despair
80 rapid Is the change from winter 10 summer in
siberia Was really In position 10 pity others?
Nhy not? i was not suffering any pal ex-
cept nuinbness OF hands and stiffness OF legs: 7
had often endured worse than that.
Thus, In an unexpected manner was relieved
OF that worst OF torturers, Imagination. With
hope came inventiSeness. There arose before NV
mind scene OF my younger days-a man CLIMBING,
hun and around The tree I suddenly remembered
q long piece OF stout cord that had In my pocket.
WIN joyful haste drew IL forth, for 1t was equiv
aIent 10 eventual deiiverance. fastened n So
eurely around my waist and threw its blight over
the apex, and .Hurrah! I'm safe!" cried: and If
ever / understood what the dancing imnuise
meant 10 was then. / was now able TO resi- INV
handS, LOT the cord supported me bravely. After
q While even ventured TO turn around and lie on
my back There might even be no danger i'm fail
Ing asleep when thus secured.
had not lain long In that position when BY the
o,rignt,sning moonlight deserted gittering OBJ
Jects In swift, circular motion in the air above
Arlington Heights. KNEW these were the blades
OF the ar-ship's propeller. Soon IL was evident
tnat uncle was trying TO get the machine in exact
nne WITH the drift OF the breeze against the monu
ment, and his maneuyers convinced me that he had
regalned perfect control OF 1t. As he approached
* started the machine In the opposite direction,
Dut uu not allow IL sunlclent power to overcome
The breeze. He wtshed-the grand old fellow,-to
ALLOW the ship TO drift as slowly as possible so as
70 bring 1t TO my position with great precision, and
make lay entrance safe. On 1t came now twenty
feet away, now ten, now I'VE; now It stood sill
DEITY poised against the breeze; now l caught
hold OF the rafi; now climbed in; now uncle
Hlted the cord on the apex, and away we drifted
We looked each ether full In the face then fen
lhto each others arms and sobbed Like Children.
IN THIS employment we spent about a minute
men we uDclaSped, my impulse was TO stretch
myself at full length in my chair and enjoy the
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SOUTH WAsHINGTON,s WANTS.
N

Tho Tax.Payers' Meet and Talk Them
Over.
MATTERS TO BE LAID BEFORE THE CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE AND THE COMMISSIoNERS-THE WATER SUPPLY,
THE RAILROAD QUESTION AND THE JAMES CREEK
CANAL-PRoPOsED IMPROVEMENT OF VIRGINIA AVE-
NUE..
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THE lNFANrRY,S WELCOME.
A Denomination in their Honor on
their Return to the City last Evening.

The arrival home of the Washington Light In
fantry Corps from Atlantic City. last evening, was
the occasion Of a great demonstration the RETURN
ing soldiers being received at the depot by several
OF the local military companies and grea.
throng OF citizens. As the Infantry marched out
on 9Th street the SKY illulnined with the glare
OF fireworks and the air rang with ths cheers OF
the spectators The military escort was formed
as follows: Custer Camp, 81 battalion, Capt.
Rutherford. 40 linen: Corcoran Cadets. Capt Ed
wards, 43 men. and color guard; Columbia Rifles,
Capt. Polston, 10 men; Union Veteran Corps Isl
company, ID battalion. Major Ureli: battalion
Capital City Guard. Col. Revels. The line OF
march was up Pennsylvania avenue, which was
thronged with people, Who extended Il hearty re-
e,eptlon. Upon the arrival at the armory COL
Moore made 4 brief speech, compiincn:i ing the
members OF the Corps upon their ceud act while
abroad. Then the command TO break rai.ks was
given, and the soldier boys, having passed SAFELY
through the viciSsi ule, OF week o. camp life
were restored TO the arms Of their relatives and
friends.
SUDDEN DEATH OF A TREASURY CLERK.-Joseph
W. Canteld, native and resident OF kansas CITY.
Mo-, and clerk In the Third Auditors once OF
the Treasury Department, died Sunday evening
at the Montgomery House, Ia Rockville Nil
where he was bolrder. after an Illness OF two
special to the Baltimore american says lie was
TO have been married TO Miss Kelchner, daughter
OF the proprietor OF the hotel where he was board
Ing, on the 18th OF September.
POUND Tue JEwELRY Is Hrs Boor.-The nalti.
more san Of to-day says that Chas c. Stewart.
col0red journalist, OF Washington, d. c., was ar
rested In that city last night by Sergeant Terney,
on the complaint OF his wife, Bette stewart, who
charged him with stealing Jewelry valued at $3.50
| the property OF her mother, Mary Young. stew.
art was searched by the turnkey at The station
house, but nothing was found Lieut. FuIlem or.
dered him TO take OF his boots He raised con
siderable objections to II, but afterward TOOK
them on, and the jewelry was found In one d
them.
The STEAMER W. W. CoRcoRAN will make TWO
trips Thursday, September ], 1857, TO accoanmo
date parties TO the grand tournament and 0ress
| pail AZ Marshal Hall
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EDUCATIONAL.


tNNEISUN INSTITUTE,
IA Ola 14ta ST, bet. snd stA.
Seect Classical and Mathe naiicsl school for Young
Men alIa Boys,
,Besins i's thiyty-six;h {esr 4oSDAf: SEPT. u.
firpsres tor Harvard Yale Princeton, JoiDs Hop
ms AID onsr colleges and un.vsrsoes for the Sci.
enthS Sch2cs. q. s. Military aDi Naval Academies.
and Tor BUSINESS. For rsrticulsrs address
an23-ia CHAS b. YOUNG. Principal
MARTYE's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
NJ 3l3 eta 81 NV, nea. City Pest Once.
ne HIGHEST Standard Business Co:.eg- IN America
Eall. erenins SEPTEMBER 10 Re.riar Dsy ard
EVeIing Sessions, a and d 80 p Ia. Thsorecicel
ana Junior Practissl DEPARTMENTS and Senior praecs
ton in BoohkeeIinS Bpsiness Arthnete Correspoud-
mission Rroksraee. AveEaslng cf accounts Farmer
Glasses in Grammar Arithmetic. Resdins Writing, aud
Spelling. Tuition fee Regular B1siuess Course, Day
Session one year. SS0-psysble clio OF ei,teripg,
balance monthly instruments $40 each $50 rs.d IN
fnu on entering. Tuition fee, quarterly, .s:d in
advance, $50: by the month &lO. Eyeniuy Sessions
Tuition. SIS for three months $20 for six months,
hess Course $40, subject Is per reduction to
Lady Students Special Course for Civil Service. Full
particulars College fice every week day, from 4
to p. or by mail. Catalogue free.
FIG. MARTIN, President.
G. X URNER, A. NJ, Z. K, Principal.
made by the month, quarterly. yerly or yearly
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LOCAL MENTION.


Indications for the ~ hours commandment 3 d. m
Forthe District OF Columbia Maryland yirgtuia,
anu West Virginia, slightly warmer fair weather
wind shifting 10 east and south.
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OCEAN STEAMERS

< HO0T hVUlE TO LONDON.
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East Express steamers
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wards berth. according 70 location ID cabin s55s
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w. NJ. SHusrER & Sous.
FALL OPENING FOREIGN DRESS GOODS.
New and Choice Importations of the LATEST PARIS
NOVELTIES
SILK AND WOOL MIXED SUITINGS for Tailor
Made Dresses
FRENCH WORSTEDS In Neat Checka
CLAN PLAIDS.
PLUSH NOVELTIES
BLACK CASHMEKES 4S inches wide, 75c. The
greatest bargain ever offered
SUPERIOR BARNESLE1 TABLE LINENS
Having purchased to great advantage we offer choice
goods less than regular prices. An nspec-
ton solicited.
". NJ. SINISTER SONS
e19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ONE PRICE. su27
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RAILROADS.
DIkpMoNr AIR LINZ

Il schedule m effect June 5,h. 1887.
20 A Mast Tenn. Mail Daily FOR Wsrrenton.
slrinss. Allesheuy springs. bristol, KNOXVILLE: Rome.
"sieener washins,on i Z S ssS osiesns.
II - M.-fsst Mall Daily for wsrrenton, Char
,l si,tions Shes = Sn,9 no9 1
tween ynchbury and Daaville. oreensboro. kalelsh
SSnarlottss Atlanta. RirMiughan. Montgomery, New
lotk 10 Aiants m CONNECTION with Pullman seePers
AuA,ts " New Orleans. and Mann Boudolr seepers
Tor brlaingiam Nicksburg ard shreveport. solid
trains WASHINGTON 10 Atlanta Does not connect for
4 ana - route points sundays
80 p M5paily except sunday FOR Manassas
through coach 10 Marrenton for fauquer White sui
rhur si,rlnes Connects at Eiverton with ). v. r. X
30 L. M-western Express Daily for wsrrenton,
Goronsville. Charlottesville. Louisville. Ciucinnsa
Route Pullman Sleepers ard solid Trains Wsshius-
Ton TO LOUISVILLE also for Lynchburv, Bristol Chatts
Points Through Pullman Slsener~ wsshiIS,, n -,
Memphis without change
nii OPP MGsSuthsrp Express Daily tor Iynchburs.
Aiken. Augusta, Atlanta. Montgomery New orleana
iesss aud California Pullman sleeJ.ers Washington
MSat.o,nery 70 New Orleans Pullman sleeI,er- WASH
NIXON 70 Augusta without change also PullnAn
s,rinss. daily except sunday
Trans on @ashngton and OHIO division, leave Wash
III. Daily; arrive Round nili 7 "a A NJ and Ia p
"a; h.tnrnlng leave Round nm u O5 \ NJ Daiiy al
IN N psiiS thceIt sunday, arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte p.,
vale and / ynchburl arrive ia Washington 10 4 VI
bGrs q; lO:45 A. NJ aid - 40 4. NJ. via Ches an
ohio Route aud Charlottesville AT 9:l0 H. NJ Stra,.
Tickets. Sleeping Can walton and information
iuIin~i.dand oassser checked at Office 300 Pennsyl
Mains avenue and AZ Passenger Station. feunsy lyau.A
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80 General PASSENGER Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-30
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We ARE SHOWING large lin" OF featherweight
mats IN dark cOlOrs. SeI,onabie goods and rca-
sonabie prices. Francs cor. 9TH and ID.